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Parish Mission Statement
Our Parish Family, under the influence of the Gospel, strives to be bold and fearless disciples of Jesus Christ. We witness to our Catholic
faith by living the Eucharist. We are the hands and feet of Christ in our service and in our joyful proclamation of the goodness of God.
AUGUST 28, 2016 • 22ND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
CAUSE
OF St. Mary, Our Joy 8200 N. Wayne Road • Westland, MI 48185
734-425-4421 • stmarycooj.org
Joyful News
A big THANK YOU to
everyone who pitched in to help
with the Mass on the Grass and
parish picnic last Sunday. After a
long summer of high heat and
humidity, the weather cooperated
and we had a great day. From the set up to the clean up, the
Mass preparation and games for the kids, the food preparation
and serving, everything went well. Thanks to all of you who
brought a dish to pass to others, too. Everyone pitching in
helps to bring us closer to God and make the community
stronger.
I was very young when President John Kennedy was
assassinated, and I’m sure that I didn’t fully understand what
was happening. I bring this up because we often hear his
Inauguration speech quoted. I was too young to remember
that, but the line “Ask not what your country can do for you.
Ask what you can do for your country” is perhaps one of the
most famous and often-quoted sayings in our language.
Kennedy actually took the phrase from earlier politicians such
as Oliver Wendell Holmes and Warren G. Harding. In those
few words, his point is very clearly made. It’s not about what
I can take or get, it’s about what I can give. The same goes for
your parish. It’s not just about what you can get here, it’s also about what and how you can give. Time, talent, treasure. It
may sound too cliché but I think it’s worth thinking about.
How can you be a more active member of St. Mary, Cause of
our Joy parish? Other than the obvious answers, what is it that
you want to take away from the parish?
We’ll be coming up with a new mission statement for our
new parish. It’s important that you let your ideas be known.
You’ll have a chance over the next couple of weeks. Please
make sure that you take some time to give some thought to
what you will give, and what you want to receive.
God Bless. Fr. Ken
Parish Picnic
August 21, 2016
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PARISH INFORMATION
ST. MARY, CAUSE OF OUR JOY
8200 N. Wayne Road Westland, Michigan 48185 Phone: 734-425-4421
Email: [email protected] Fax: 734-425-0650
Website: www.stmarycooj.org
Office Hours Monday to Friday: 8:00am−4:00pm
Reconciliation:
Saturdays: 3:30pm
Mass Schedule
Saturday: 4:30pm Sunday: 8:00am 10:00am 12 Noon Weekday: Monday, Thursday & Friday: 8:30am Wednesday: 12 Noon
Baptisms
Please call our Parish Office (425 4421) during regular business hours to make arrangements
if you have a child to be baptized.
Marriage Arrangements must be made by registered parishioner at
least six months in advance to allow sufficient time for instruction and preparation.
Visitation to the Sick
The pastor, deacon & lay visitors are available to visit the sick of the parish upon request.
RCIA (Right of Christian Initiation of Adults) Call the Parish Office
St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy
PARISH INFORMATION
PARISH STAFF DIRECTORY
Pastoral Staff Fr. Ken Mazur, PIME, Pastor [email protected] Fr. Joseph Plawecki, Priest in Residence Rev. Mr. John Burke, Deacon Rev. Mr. Jim Hensel, Deacon Emeritus
Children’s Faith Formation Sr. Gemma Legel, OSF [email protected]
Music and Worship
Steve Reyes
Youth Ministry
Carol Nelius [email protected] 734-765-5525
Parish Administration
Mary Allsteadt
Sandy Young
Peggy Fox
Jennifer Newman
Carol Pates
Shannon Galoch
Matt Andresen
Director of Music & Liturgy [email protected]
Secretary Secretary Secretary Secretary [email protected] Bookkeeper [email protected] Maintenance Maintenance
Julie Callahan Ann Schroeder Debbie Marshall Sharon McCarthy Suzanne Price Nancy Smith Rocco Krcatovich
Don Yokley Doug Taylor Doug Cyr James Fredrickson John Lister Helene Lusa
Parish Pastoral Council
Knights of Columbus
Bob Schoenborn Grand Knight ([email protected]) 734-812-8734
Webmaster
Jeff Burden [email protected]
Readings for Sunday, September 4
1st Reading: Wisdom 9:13-18b
Resp. Psalm: In every age, O Lord, you have been our
refuge.
2nd Reading: Philemon 9-10, 12-17 Gospel: Luke 14:25-33
Our Active Duty Service Members:
CMDR Theron R. Korsak, U.S. Navy; CPT Joey Saunders, U.S. Marines; Joseph David Onadia, U.S. Navy; LCPL Dylan Serwatka USMC; SMSGT Terence Zelek, U.S. Air Force; MAJ Timothy Zelek, U.S. Marines
Loyola Beaudette Rev John Blaska Remy Borremeo
Pat Boyington Family Jim Burns
Thomas Cavanaugh Genevieve Cielma
Tina Cieply Tom Clough
Rose Colensky Ron & Grace Dean
Betty DeVos Jane Deja
Ron & Paul Dugas Ed Figueroa
Kevin Freeman Richard Heidler
Bernice Hill Mike Hissong
Emma Howatson Pearl Huculak
Rachelle Hund Grace Judd
Judy Kanack Florence Kawka Rachel Kleinke
Ruth Kocan Bob Kluba
Lillian Kramer Lee Kubiak John Lardin
Florence Levandowski
Greg Linder Anna Marie Linna Karen Lombardi
Paul Maceri Mary Ann Magon Danielle Malaniak
Pauline Martin Esther Manzo Joyce Miriani
Dolores Mohammad Selena Montez
Joy Moss Fran Nieckarz Henry Pardo Ruth Parisien Myrna Payton
Joan Peglowski
Carol Peters Evelyn Peterson
Daniel Pryce Tony &Toni Przytulski
Mary Reyes Sonya Rodriguez Deb A. Roraback
Rose Marie Santos Kathleen Savard
Emma Scaramella Jean Schmuck
Jack & Nancy Shea Deb Stanek
Theresa Stefanko Keith & Kevin Stites
Renee Studt Carl Sweeney Natalie Tanana Craig Vernon Betty Verville Cathy West Joan Wojcik
Antoinette Wonsack Deb Yaremchuk Felix Zawaski
Major Tim Zelek Georgiann Ziegler
Ceil Zielasko
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Registrations are due on
Wednesday, August 31.
How can we facilitate your registration
of children preschool through eighth
grade? Faith Formation sessions begin
early this year – Monday, September 12.
Please call the office with your
questions.
Preschool/Kindergarten We want to
begin a group for 4 and 5 year olds on
Mondays. Please let us know of eligible
children. Sessions run from 6:00-7:15
pm.
Liturgy of the Word with Children
We want to begin this wonderful
ministry for children on Sundays but
need trained Leaders. Please let me
know of your interest. If we get enough
leaders we will offer it at 10 and 12
twice a month.
The Bottom Line An oldie but goodie.
Saul knew he had moved to a heavily
Christian town when he was watching the
Star Wars trilogy at the local movie
theater. Every time the phrase “May
the force be with you,” was uttered on-
screen, the audience replied, “And also
with you.”
Sr. Gemma Legel, OSF
IN
FORMATION
The Jubilee Year of Mercy With Pope Francis
Missionary Disciples
Every Christian is challenged, here and now, to be actively engaged in evangelization; indeed, anyone
who has truly experienced God’s saving love does not need much time or lengthy training to go out and
proclaim that love. Every Christian is a missionary to the extent that he or she has encountered the love
of God in Christ Jesus: we no longer say that we are “disciples” and “missionaries,” but rather that we
are always “missionary disciples.”
- Evangelii Gaudium
Reflection: There are many examples in Scripture of people who experience the mercy of God and then turn to share
this mercy with others—the Samaritan woman and St. Paul are two examples. Have you seen this in your own life?
How can you more deeply experience the mercy of God so that you can give it to others more richly?
It’s hard to believe a new school year is here. I hope all of you had a fantastic summer! Gearing up to tackle a new year in high school can be a real challenge. Maybe it’s your freshman year – you don’t know anyone and making friends is all you can think about. You have to learn a new floor plan, how to schedule your classes, and there’s going to be all that freedom! Perhaps this is the year you’ll muster the courage to try out for that team. Or maybe it will be your year to try out for the lead in the school play or musical. It might be the year for your first romance or maybe you end it. Or it ends with your broken heart. What if that new teacher won’t get off your back? How about that coach? How much more can he ask for? It’s tough to juggle a part-time job – and keep your grades up! Grades? College? Graduation? Friends who are into alcohol and drugs, sex and trouble. Friends who let you down! Friends who disappoint you. Where do you draw the line? The challenges are endless! These are some of the topics that we talk about at our youth group meetings. What crosses do you face in the beginning of a school year? How can you deal with them? How can we live our faith to make the kind of difference in our lives that makes these crosses bearable? Jesus said that to follow him, we must pick up our crosses and go forward, even when we are afraid, even when we don’t think we can, even when we don’t want to. Yet we know that with Christ, all things are possible. Let your faith be your shield. Are you interested finding out what St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy, High School Youth Ministry has to offer? Then come and visit us at one of our upcoming meetings or events. The high school ministry program is open to any 9th - 12th grade high school regardless of what high school you attend (public or private). The youth group meets weekly on Mondays from 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. from September until mid-June. July brings the opportunity to attend a week long summer mission trip and assist with the week long evening vacation bible school program as part of the skit, song, or game teams. Our first meeting will be held on Monday, September 12 at 7 pm in the new youth group room ( Room 105) in the parish center.
Saturday, September 10– PB&J Outreach – Martin Luther King & Third Street - Service Opportunity – Clothing Distribution- 7:30 a.m. departure from the church parking lot.
Monday, September 12 - First Youth Group Meeting - 7:00 -9:00 p.m. - in the youth group room in the parish center. - Snack is always served
Any questions, feel free to contact Carol Nelius, Coordinator of Youth ministry at [email protected] or 734 765 5525
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Knights of
Columbus Caballeros de Colón
!TODAY'S KNIGHTS: WHAT WE DO Some of you may remember long-time founding members of our old Tri-Parish Community: Bob and Ruth Ca-dotte. For years they were one of the many “Workers in the Vineyard” with-in our Church. We don’t see much of Bob anymore since he has now taken to full time care of Ruth and can’t get out much. Brother Knight Duane Har-bowy has been bringing the Eucharist to the Cadottes on Sundays as part of the Parish’s Homebound Eucharistic
Ministry for some time now. We re-cently received an eager letter from Bob and his request to join the Knights. We often hear from many men that they don’t have any time, or in some cases they feel they are a bit too old to help out. Give Bob Cadotte a call; he
may disagree. Into his nineties, he doesn’t get out into the vineyards or work like Martha anymore due to his caretaker role. He is now called to be more like Mary and sit at the feet of Jesus in prayer. Shown is Bob at his home during his First Degree Ceremony with Jerry Bo-rycz (left) and Duane Harbowy (right). We welcome your prayer, vivat Jesus Mr. Cadotte!
EUCHARI ST IC
EXPOS IT ION
Fridays
9:00am to 3:00pm
St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy
Forever Young Seniors… Our 1st Annual Picnic in the Park will be Monday, Sept 12th at the Westland Farmers Market, 1901 N. Carlson St., Westland. The picnic starts at 10:00am until 3:00pm. Tickets for the picnic are $8.00. They will be available until Sept 6th at the Parish Office during regular business hours or by calling Katie Bohr 734-718-5974. Please keep all of our ill members in your prayers especially Jeanette Nick. We have some wonderful bus trips coming up:
Harvest Adventure Thurs, Sept 22nd 8:30am – 4:30pm
$74 due by Sept 8th
Frankenmuth
Mon, Oct 17th 8:00am – 6:00pm $62 due by Oct 3rd
Firekeepers Casino Wed, Nov 2nd 9:15am – 5:45pm
$36 due by Oct. 19th
Huckleberry Railroad Holiday Magic
Sun., December 11th 2:30pm to 9:45pm Cost: $63 due by November 27th.
The bus trips are open to everyone. Please call me 734-525-3737 for more details and reservations. Copies of the Flyers can also be obtained at the Parish Office during regular business hours. Make checks payable to Bianco and mail to me at 8843 Linville, Livonia, MI 48150.
Maryann Sligay
EARLY BULLETIN DEADLINE
Due to the upcoming Labor Day holiday, all articles for the September 11
bulletin are due August 31 by 9am. Please email articles to:
[email protected] or drop
off at the office.
ST. MARY’S CARDS
AND COFFEE CLUB Every Wednesday!
Come and have some coffee, conversation and play cards with friends, old and new. Doors open at 10:30am. Meeting starts at 11:00am. Small fee to play Pinochle or Euchre. You choose your game. Assistance provided as needed. Call: Ruth Ellis 734-926-1458 OR Nancy Ruby 734-728-7023 OR Jim Brisky 734-722-4963
ALL ARE WELCOME
Protecting God’s
Children Workshop If anyone wishes to volunteer in any of our
youth programs or become a volunteer for
Faith Formation, a background check is
required as well as participation in a
Protecting God’s Children workshop.
Background check forms are available in the
Parish Center office. Visit
www.virtusonline.org to see scheduled
workshops. Click registration and then view
list of sessions.
Church Offertory Envelopes
Please note that your September church offertory envelope packet began arriving at your homes last week. Our Parish Name: St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy appears on your envelope and your new Church Envelope number. There are also two envelopes in your packet, a Green Envelope designated for Building Upkeep and Maintenance and a Yellow Envelope lists the special collection for that month. September’s Collection is earmarked for the Clergy Pension Fund.
For those parishioners who do not receive monthly envelopes or to anyone interested in giving a donation to that’ month’s special collection, there will be specially marked envelopes available in the Gathering Space and at the Parish Office for your donation. Thank you for your support of our Parish with your weekly donations.
St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy
Parish Social Hall
Saturday, October 8, 2016
9am to 3pm
Join us for crafts, homemade baked
goods, prizes, 50/50 hourly raffle and
refreshments.
FREE ADMISSION Table Rental: $25
For more information call
734 425 4421 (VM #10)
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ARCHDIOCESE AND
COMMUNITY NEWS
SHIRLEY’S CLUB RESERVATIONS
September 14 at 11:30am.
Shirley’s club will be sharing lunch and memories at Archie’s Restaurant on Plymouth Road. Please join us for anoth-er memorable afternoon. Tickets are $17.00. Make checks payable to Kathy
McLeod and send to Kathy McLeod at 8465 Terri Dr., Westland, MI 48185 (734)427-7203. Deadline for reservations is Sept. 9.
Your Donations Are Needed
For over 130 years, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul has been dedicated to the corporal works of mercy in the Archdiocese of Detroit. Today, more than 2,000 Society members — Vincentians — volunteer to provide critical support such as food, shelter, utility assistance, clothing, furniture and more to hurting families. Your donations of furniture,
household goods and clothing can be dropped off at the SVDP Thrift Store located at Wayne and Hunter Avenue. Their phone number is 734 629-8250 and
are open 7 days a week.
VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED
At St Vincent de Paul Thrift Store
Please donate your time at our Westland SVDP Thrift Store located on Wayne Road and Hunter. For every hour you volunteer to work, St. Theodore/St.
Damian SVDP conference will receive $10 in debit cards so our SVDP clients can “purchase” much needed clothing and small furniture items. The SVDP Thrift Store is open 7 days a week. Phone:734 629-8250
Killing! Killing! Murder!
PART II More states in the USA have legalized euthanasia/assisted suicide. The ra-tionale given: “Why
should someone who is ill, suffer?” Even though we have more capabilities of controlling pain and symptoms than ever before in history, the solution of-fered is to kill the person. Once again, human life is dehumanized and deval-ued. Finally, with a cry of racism, peo-ple are killing those sworn to “protect and defend” citizens. Certainly, there are some police officers who do not adhere to their oath. However, can ran-dom killing of police officers be justi-fied? Is there any logic to it? In a per-verse way, maybe there is some logic because it continues down the path started with the Roe v. Wade decision in 1973. If our choices, or our lot in life, lead to situations that we don’t like, we eliminate (kill) the “problem”. These “solutions” aren’t valid. Inno-cent human life, at all stages, should be valued. “Life is like an arch. If you discard one segment as worthless, the span collapses…the value of ALL life brought low.” More info: LIFESPAN 734.422.6230
www.miLIFESPAN.org SAVE THE DATE: Sat. October
22nd, 11am – Pro-Life Luncheon:
Protect Yourself & Your Loved Ones
FOCUS ON LIFE
2016 Annual Benefit Dinner A Dinner to Raise Life-Saving Dollars for the Right to Life Education Fund and our Regional Office. Dinner is Thursday, October 27 at 6:30pm at the Italian American Banquet Center. Reservations: $28 per person or $55 per Couple or $250 per table of 10. Guest Speaker: Mark Lockwood with her life-changing story. For more info please call Lou at 734 664 3638
MEN’S RETREAT
Once again, ALL men of St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy are invited to the annual Men's Retreat at St. Paul of the Cross Passionist Retreat Center, Detroit. A retreat is a special time to withdraw from the demands and challenges of daily life. It is an opportunity to rest, reevaluate life, and enjoy a real spiritual boost. A retreat is a precious opportunity to renew faith, to experience the loving presence of God and to seek the wisdom so necessary for good daily living. Be good to yourself. Come along with men from our parish and other parishes and find a new closeness to God in your life. Our retreat begins with dinner at 6:30 pm, Friday, Sep-tember 30, and ends after Mass about noon on Sunday, Oc-
tober 2. The retreat theme is: "Abide in Me: Choosing to Live Faithfully in an Era of Chaos". More information is available on line at: stpaulretreat.org, or phone the Re-treat Center at: 313-535-9563. Paul Markus (734-516-5842), or Doug Cyr (734-634-0719) can also help with questions or reservations. A $30 registration is required and may be made on line. Space is limited so don't wait too long to make a reservation. If the September 30 date does not fit your schedule, the same retreat is available on many weekends all the way through April next year.
Heavenly Father, welcome Home
those whom you have called from this
world especially
Deacon Richard Conlin
Mario Legnini
and all the souls of our faithful departed.
May they rest in peace. Amen
ARCHDIOCESE AND
COMMUNITY NEWS
Subscription Info... Please consider taking out your own personal yearly subscription to one or both of these religious newspapers.
The Michigan Catholic
$24 published bi-weekly. Call 313 224 8002
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Detroit, MI 48226-1823
And/Or
Our Sunday Visitor $42.95 published weekly: call 1 800 348 2440
RCIA: WHAT IS RCIA?
Do you know someone who wants to become Catholic? Have you completed all the Sacraments of initiation? Are you interested in a refresher course? Would you like to journey with someone inter-ested in becoming Catholic? Would you like to be a sponsor for someone becom-ing Catholic?
SHARING If you can answer yes to any of the above questions, please give the Parish Office a call at 425-4421.
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LITURGICAL SCHEDULE September 3/4
SATURDAY 4:30pm SUNDAY 8:00am SUNDAY 10:00am SUNDAY 12 NOON
Celebrant Fr. Ken Fr. Joe Plawecki Fr. Ken Fr. Ken
Lector
Comm.
Sharon Larkin Rose Abela
Kay Palmer Tom Nedeau
Jan Lauster Victoria Apolzan
Pat Russo Mary Tavana
Extraordinary
Ministers of
Holy
Communion
Marge Holten Ralph Costyn
Bob Chisholm Yvonne Chisholm
Mary McKelvey Susana Powers Dcn John
Emmanuel Eze Cathi Macko
Nicole Macko
Jim DeVitis
Carol Janowski
Larry Janowski Dcn John
Kathy Birchfield Patti Krcatovich Rocky Krcatovich
Duane Harbowy
Don Yokley Kathy Yokley
Dcn John
Annmarie Konrad
Ken Konrad Darlene LaFave
Dcn John
Volunteer Volunteer
Volunteer
Altar Servers Nellie Korasiak
Sacristan Pat Storey Alice André Don Yokley Ann Schroeder
Ushers Paul Markus Team John Burke Team Jack Rourke Team Knights of Columbus
Greeters Ed Karis Volunteer Geralyn Pawlaczyk Volunteer
Homebound Jim and Kathy Birchfield Patti and Rocky Krcatovich
Altar Care Sept. 9 Sandra Stewart and Pat Mayle
Weekday
Sacristans
MONDAY
Alice André
WEDNESDAY
Mary Tavana
THURSDAY
Fran Gleason
FRIDAY
Jeanne Sullivan
Evelyn Bledsoe
MASS INTENTIONS
Monday, August 29 8:30am Frank Baran (59thAnniv) by his Family Antonio & Ida Barile by Graziano Canini Sp. Intentions Mark Roelent by John & Julie Barile
Wednesday, August 31 12 Noon Raymond Kubinski by his wife, Shirley Lois Gilbert by Grace Coates Mary Ann Borg by Grace Coates Sp. Intentions of Jack Brinkman by his daughter, Julie & John
Thursday, September 1 8:30am Deloris O’Hagan by Don Antonio and Ida Barile by Graciano Canini Sp. Intentions Raymond Macika by Lillian Vannest
Friday, September 2 8:30am Ronald Chafey by his mom, Marie Jerome and Larry O’Hagan by their brother, Don Julia Harchack by Deacon Jim & Sue Hensel
Saturday, September 3 4:30pm Rita Hughes (1st Anniv) by their daughter, Barbara Roland Opaski by Rita Baran Mary Lu Costyn by her husband, Ralph Jozef & Eleonora Czerwinski Sp. Intentions Jason Brock by Virginia Sunday, September 4 8:00am Frank Gonzales, Sr. by his Son, Frank Joseph A. Wojciak by his sister, Florence Azzopardi Fr. Robert Wurm by Jim & Mary Murphy 10:00am Inez Ourlian by Isabel & Anthony Antonio & Ida Barile by Graziano Canini David Lowe by Kathy Hocking
12 Noon For our Parish Family
WEEKLY OFFERING August 21, 2016
Envelope Amount Env. Used: 323
$7,240.00
Loose Change $1,139.39
Green Env. Env. Used: 53
$ 324.00
Total $9,197.39
Polish Env. Used 3 $ 115.00
UPCOMING EVENTS Aug. 29-Sep. 4
MON.
Aug. 29
8:30am
Mass
TUE.
Aug. 30
NO WEEKDAY MASS
WED.
Aug. 31
11:00am 12 Noon
Cards and Coffee—Social hall Mass
THURS
Sep. 1
8:30am
Mass
FRI.
Sep. 2
8:30am 9am-3pm
Mass Eucharistic Exposition
SAT.
Sep. 3
3:30pm 4:30pm
Reconciliation Mass
SUN.
Sep. 4
8:00 10:00
Noon
Mass Mass
Mass
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